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High pressure sensor, M10 front-sealing, max. 8000 bar (116000 psi) / 6219A

High pressure sensor, M10 front-sealing, max. 8000 bar (116000 psi)
6219A
18050256
  • Piezoelectric pressure sensor for high-speed events, resilient to vibrations
  • Measurement range: 0 … 8000 bar (0 … 116000 psi)
  • Excellent linearity (≤0.6% FSO) 
  • Robust front-sealing design
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Measuring ranges
Maximum measuring range [bar]
Maximum pressure value you want to measure.
8000 bar
Calibrations
Calibrated pressure range at room temperature [bar]
0 … 8000 bar
Product type
Pressure sensor type
Universal dynamic Pressure
Mechanical properties
Overload [bar]
9000 bar
Metrological characteristics
Linearity
Linearity represents the maximum deviation/error between ideal and actual output signal characteristics in relation to the measurand in a specific measuring range. It is expressed in percentage of the range of measurement signal (Full Scale Output).
≤0.6 %FSO
Electrical properties
Output signal type
Charge (Piezoelectric, PE)
Minimal insulation resistance
>10^13 Ω
Influence quantities
Sensitivity
-1.60 pC/bar
Temperature coefficient of sensitivity
±0.014 %/°C
Axial acceleration sensitivity
<0.6 mbar/g
Radial acceleration sensitivity
<0.5 mbar/g
Dynamical properties
Natural frequency
165 kHz
Rise time
1 µs
Certificates and Standards
Certification
none
Operation and installation
Operating temperature range
-50 … 200 °C
Minimal operating temperature [°C]
Minimal static operating temperature.
-50 °C
Maximum operating temperature [°C]
Maximum static operating temperature.
200 °C
Tightening torque
20 N·m
Applications
Airbag closed vessel testing
Cable properties
Cable included
No cable included

The Type 6219A high pressure sensor comes with excellent lifetime and frequency response. The front sealing construction minimizes the dead volume, allowing high frequency measurements and low thermal and mechanical stressing of the sensing element. Thanks to the excellent linearity, the sensor is well suited for measurements in partial ranges. The quartz sensing element delivers high stability and good resilience against pyroelectric effects.

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